State Tax Assessment Hub

Rhode Island Property Appraisers & Tax Directory

Directory of all 5 counties in Rhode Island. Access local property valuation administrators, parcel search GIS maps, and tax appeal boards.

Avg Tax Rate 1.3%
Assessment Ratio 100%
Median Home $375k

County Property Tax Calculator

Estimated using County's effective tax rate of 1.30% (Assessment ratio: 100%)

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Quick Presets:
* Estimates do not account for local municipal surcharges, special district levies (MUD / ISD), or individual homestead exemption deductions.
Estimated Annual Tax
$4875
per year
Monthly Escrow $406/mo
Assessed Value $375.000
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Rhode Island County Assessors Directory

Select your county to view the local property appraiser office and parcel search portal.

5 Counties

Rhode Island Property Tax Laws & Rules

Homestead Exemption Rules:

Cities like Providence and Central Falls offer residential homestead exemptions reducing property tax bills by up to 40%.

Senior Citizens & Disabled Veterans:

Local tax exemptions for seniors 65+ and veterans varying by municipality ($5,000 to $25,000 assessment deductions).

Appraisal Appeal & Protest Deadline:

Within 90 days from the date the first tax payment is due.

Appeals are filed before the: Local Assessment Board of Review.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average property tax rate in Rhode Island?

The average effective property tax rate in Rhode Island is approximately 1.3%. Actual tax bills depend on your county, municipality, and local school district levies.

How are properties assessed in Rhode Island?

Under Rhode Island law, properties are assessed at a statutory assessment ratio of 100% of fair market value by the local Town / City Tax Assessor.

When is the deadline to appeal property taxes in Rhode Island?

In Rhode Island, property valuation appeals must generally be filed by: Within 90 days from the date the first tax payment is due. Appeals are heard by the local Local Assessment Board of Review.

What homestead exemptions are available in Rhode Island?

Cities like Providence and Central Falls offer residential homestead exemptions reducing property tax bills by up to 40%.

State Tax Authority

Agency: Rhode Island Division of Taxation - Office of Municipal Affairs

Visit Official State Tax Agency
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